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A state rep and labor unions push for tougher regulations after Cascade PBS reported on a teen who lost both legs in a school work program.

Support among Democrats is split between a state senator and the Lands Commissioner, while a Republican challenger thinks he can flip the seat.

But workers it would affect can’t weigh in. Ethics rules prevent them from lobbying on bills — even ones that would define their ability to unionize.

Just 24% of poll respondents said they’ve decided on a candidate. Last time the seat was open, half of voters knew who they were supporting by January.

One company negotiated a $1.3M reduction with the state’s safety agency after a worker’s hand was crushed, following multiple other violations.

In just one generation, ticket-splitting has become increasingly rare in a state with a long history of independent voting.

The majority of national polls predicted that the most contentious races were going to be close. And boy, were they.

Ahead of midterm elections, the director of our Crosscut/Elway Poll walks us through which issues are driving each party.

A handful of programs across the state are piloting efforts to give families a regular check to help them make ends meet.

As Puget Sound becomes denser, some community groups have unusual authority to veto land-use decisions within their neighborhoods, but won't for long.